If you’d like to try them out, without upgrading your entire operating system, I suggest you give Safari Technology Preview a spin. The updated build of Safari comes in different versions depending on which version of macOS youre running, but the changes are the same across the board. If you already have Safari Technology Preview installed, you can update in the Software Update pane of System Preferences on macOS Monterey, or System Settings under General Software Update on macOS Ventura.
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Both updates can be downloaded for free from the Apple developer website. Updates to Safari Technology Preview are no longer available for macOS Big Sur. RELATED: Mac Users Should Ditch Google Chrome for Safari Apple has made Safari Technology Preview 130 available for macOS Monterey and macOS Big Sur. You can review all of your settings thanks to the new “Websites” section in Safari’s preferences window. The preview lets developers and the users test out the latest and greatest features of Apples browser and provide feedback to the tech company. You can also enable content blockers on a per-site basis, set a custom zoom for a site, and prevent videos from auto-playing. The latest version of Safari Technology Preview is an experimental version of Safari for those who are running a Mac that currently has macOS Big Sur or macOS Monterey installed, according to iMore. But if you just want to see the new features in the pipeline, you can.įor example: there’s a new “Settings for This Website” item in the menu bar, found if you click “Safari Technology Preview.” This lets you use Reader Mode by default on any website, which is a brand new feature Apple never discussed. You really, really shouldn’t use Safari Technology Preview as your primary browser: Apple is still working out bugs.
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